Topic: best antivirus - page 2. (Read 2307 times)
Free AVG is the best... cause its free..
I just switched to Kaspersky and I must say I am pretty impressed with the setup.
Also, obviously most viruses are written for Windows OS's, so a Linux distro with a AV and firewall would be best, but many of us don't want to use Linux on our home PC's (myself included).
can you get avg for mac. 
http://www.avg.com/in-en/avg-antivirus-for-mac
can you get avg for mac.
ESET or Microsoft Security Essentials (you'd be surprised 
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I'm being serious
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I just got a new mac and putting windows on hald of the HD. My question is what is the best antivirus to use? I have only used OSX until now. Thanks
none, other than malware bytes. bet you didn't know antivirsus programs can give your computer a virus.
I think ESET antivirus/internet security is the best
then the title should say best data protection antivirus
People here are interested mostly, how to protect data wallet, and not how to removal "FBI WARNING"
different "best" for himself
Data protection is bigger issue, than virus/malware removal, after your Data is violated.
then the title should say best data protection antivirus
different "best" for himself
Data protection is bigger issue, than virus/malware removal, after your Data is violated.
there is no such thing as "the best antivirus" for example of course ESET nod is better then Avira but then again Avira is free and you have to pay for ESET (unless you're a pirate 
) and ESET takes more of your RAM and processing power when Avira is so easy on your GPU
There are so many details on different antiviruses that every individual would probably have a different "best" for himself
) and ESET takes more of your RAM and processing power when Avira is so easy on your GPU There are so many details on different antiviruses that every individual would probably have a different "best" for himself
i use Malwarebytes Anti-Malware
The human brain isn't always reliable.
I don't use av normally but whenever I do, I use Comodo Internet security ( comes with anti-virus, firewall, sandbox, Comodo browser) or kaspersky pure and malwarebyets anti malware.
I'm using the Comodo package at the moment and it seems to work great. Look into it.
The human brain.
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My preference is for Kaspersky or F-Secure because they don't seem too memory or processor intensive. They both consistently perform well in customer views and the top consumer mags.
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